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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
2
The text presents a jumbled list of names, partial titles, and numeric fragments. It reads like an OCR capture with numerous misreads, including person names such as Meek, Malloch, Baldo, and others, interspersed with stray digits and broken terms, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Uneven text fragment lists names like Groeme Tharntan and Dewik with scattered numbers and places. Content appears garbled OCR from a local page, lacking coherent events or dates.
An unreadable fragment hints at a July timetable disruption and a crowded journey. The garbled text mentions Philadelphia, finances, and a westbound route with an implied delay. It references an event on a train and a desire for clarity amid confusion.
In a parliamentary item dated January 14, 1901, Benatar Rhedforth Beith argues the majority of senators favor federal control of the capital under a Commonwealth fund. He contends the capital site should be owned by the government, with the Commonwealth as landlord, and proposes funding via public land sales though suggesting the exact capital location remains unsettled.
A fragmentary report describes a parliamentary member’s ceremony with the charting of a second sheet mill overseen by Mr. W. Sandford. A banquet for dignitaries followed, including Mr. Emory, who praised industry and perseverance to the Government. Further terms and guests are partially garbled in the text.
The meeting discusses appointing officers, funding for a sanitary and public works plan, and potential staffing changes. Several Aldermen express support or concern over expenses while the mayor seeks to align the council on a unified plan and timeline.
A partial OCR shows a clerical notice about TH Row and T Waddell, mentioning a small action if a sum is paid, and references to medical office deadlines and circulars. The legible text is fragmentary with stray phrases about regulations and publication of a notice.
Fragmented report from Thi Gonod ONpreech Tha Maye notes Aldara Watgon Bik Byreae and the young Clerk presiding. Irregular spelling obscures specific actions but indicates a fortnightly macho event and council routine proceedings in Darwin.
Government architects Brana Bydney announces public design plans for a Commonwealth flag and Royal flag banner displayed across the municipality. The notice details approval for decorative material and emphasizes unity under the Commonwealth and Royal authority.
The Department of Ination and the Adminstrative Omer Dept face disciplinary actions with a saving of 1500. Wades Worn is referenced in a court context. A match arranged between Carceu Oth and a Daw a front Dawa with 60 mortwer on the Courts, amid various bids and arbitration mentions.
Elisabeth Langrasid of Market 6 Muswellbrook NW writes of severe illness cured by Sage's Syrup. She details weakness, pain, and a dramatic recovery after taking the medicine from Campbell & Co. and praises its effects, claiming sustained improvement since starting the treatment. The letter is dated September 36, 1899.
Fragmented report notes gold high price and June yield at New South Wales values £87,070 from 24 507 ounces, with 14,928 59 compared to last year. Includes stone extraction on Mare's Rest line, ore yield, and reports of tramways and street concerns.
The readable elements refer to an official gazette notice mentioning approvals and names such as J. W Tonnand and Neville, with fragmented phrases about fall events and monetary figures. The passage is garbled, containing stray words, misplaced punctuation, and unclear actions.
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